which is the number “1” with 614 zeros after it. As elementary as this is, remember that every time you put a zero at the end of a number, the number gets ten times larger. Add a mere five zeros to a million, and suddenly you have one hundred billion. This number has 614 zeros. It’s incomprehensible! Do you recall how tiny atoms are? Imagine how many atoms it would take to fill our universe. As incredible as it seems, you would stand a far better chance of randomly picking out one tiny pre-selected atom out of our entire universe by random chance, as you would to just draw out 300 numbered balls in order! In other words, it is statistically impossible ! Now, let’s apply these principles to real life. Could a one-celled organism have evolved by chance? The odds of billions of DNA molecules, in the simplest cell that is able to reproduce itself, occurring by chance, in the right order, is not a number with 614 zeros after it, but tens of thousands of zeros after it. Before you read
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